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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1949

Page

3

Legislative Proposals From State Commission for Next Session

Wisconsin state commission proposes model acts for next session including tax information sharing among states and federal government and a uniform act for school bus supervision. Other ideas cover accelerated control of Bang's disease in cattle, pesticide and herbicide controls, aviation tax distribution, beach erosion laws, school redistricting, adoption laws, and a uniform motor vehicle code.

Tribune Madison Bureau Madison Wis Council of State Governments Wisconsin Wisconsin Commission The Federation of States Taylor G. Brown Winnebago County Bang

Home Lighting Contest Entry Deadline Nears

The La Crosse Tribune reports the Junior Chamber of Commerce Christmas home lighting contest ends today with postmarks by midnight. James Brindley, chairman, says prizes will be awarded in three zones North site West of West Avenue and East of West Avenue. Judging begins Monday and runs through Christmas with winners announced during the holidays.

Junior Chamber of Commerce James Brindley Rts West Avenue la Crosse Tribune Box la Crosse Jaycees Brindley Judgin la Crosse River Jag Goon

Masked Bandits Hold Up Bright Spot Tavern

Two masked bandits robbed the Bright Spot tavern north of Fond du Lac Wisconsin Friday night fleeing with 500 dollars after threatening to shoot owner Henry Balthazar and his wife. The till yielded 45 dollars and Balthazar’s wallet 455 dollars per County Police Officer Harry Rozek. In the early 1920s radio receivers ran on batteries with plug in sets arriving around 1926.

Fond DU Lac Wis Bright Spot Henry Balthazar Balthazar Harry Rozek

Christmas Home Lighting Contest Entry Form

Contest entry request form from La Crosse Wisconsin invites participants to enter the Christmas home lighting contest. It lists the sponsoring La Crosse Junior Chamber of Commerce and provides fields for address zone number and phone number.

Wisconsin History Society Color Films Win Special Merit Award

The Wisconsin State Historical Society received a special merit award from the American Association of State and Local History for five colored cartoon film strips on Wisconsin history. The project began in 1948 with a state centennial grant and features 30 frames per strip detailing Wisconsin from early exploration to the postwar era.

Madison Wis Wisconsin State Historical Society American Association of State and Local History Society Herbert Kellar Chicago Clifford Lord State Centennial Committee Don Anderson Dorthy Meeker John Jenkins Harry Lichter Museum Wilbur H. Glover Europe Canada Atlantic Seaboard Lord

Mitchell to Speak on Philosophy of Speech in Democratic Society

Rexford S. Mitchell, president of State Teachers College, will join three other panelists at the 34th annual meeting of the Speech Association of America. The panel on Philosophy of Speech in a Democratic Society runs 10 40 a m to 12 10 p m December 29 at the Stevens Hotel Chicago during a gathering of about 2 000 delegates from December 28 to 30. Margaret Olesen of the Teachers College speech department attends, with Harold Urey of the University of Chicago R J Blakely of the St Louis Star Times and Karl Mundt of South Dakota as speakers. Orville Hitchcock former Town Hall moderator will chair the panel from the University of Iowa faculty.

Rexford S. Mitchell State Teachers College Spe- Association of America Stevens Hotel Chicago Margaret Olesen Teachers College Dr. Mitchell Harold Urey University of Chicago R. J. Blakely St. Louis Star-Times Karl Mundt South Dakota Town Hall Orville Hitchcock University of Iowa

Carba cattle dealer fined for cruelty to bullocks

William Costello a cattle dealer from Carba near Dublin was fined 60 dollars by an Eire judge for cruelty after evidence showed two bullocks could not walk at a road junction and were struck with a stick to move them.

William Costello Carba Dublin

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